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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

8

Cincinnati Visitors and Local Family News Clip

Joseph Gahn and family from Cincinnati visit relatives in the vicinity for several weeks. Boys return from Fayette county on a month’s vacation. Mrs Geo Huber and son visited Sharp’s Corner Sunday. Lizzie Abplanalp returns to Cincinnati after a week with home folks. Geo Huber traveled to Brookville last week. Henry Pohler of Sharp’s Corner in town Thursday morning. Martha Abplanalp hosts relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. Martha Abplanalp and family visited St Paul last Wednesday.

Joseph Gahn Cincinnati Henry Pohler Sharp’s Corner

Pleasant parish visits and family churchgoers in Cross Roads area

Tom Hartig and Rosa attended church at Cross Roads Sunday morning. Mrs John Ohlmann and children of Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. Herman Dieckman made a brief trip to Morris Friday. Otto Wessel of Batesville called here last week. Fred and Laura Beck and Henry and Anna Peetz spent Sunday evening at Heaman Dieckman's. Mrs Gotlieb Peetz and Sophia Dieckman visited John Wisman and wives at Katesville. George Hartig, after a few days at Greensburg, returned home Saturday evening.

Tom Hartig Rosa Cross Roads John Ohlmann Batesville Fred Laura Beck Henry Anna Peetz Heaman Dieckman’s Gotlieb Peetz Sophia Dieckman John Wisman Katesville George Hartig Greensburg

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promises Clear Skin

An ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills fix a jaundiced complexion and troubled liver by purifying blood and giving rosy cheeks and a rich look. Available for 25e at Baus’ drug store.

Public notices from Penntown area

Names and daily items list visits and a forthcoming sale at C M Osburn on Monday August 12. Residents including Mrs Schomber, Mrs Osburn, Henry Hohlar, Mr Munchel and families, Lewis Wittkamper and others are mentioned with weekend and weekday activities plus attendance at Sunman commencement.

C. M. Osburn

Penntown Social News Highlights Local Visits

Misses Dora Maggie and Mamie Wippel of Cedar Grove visited relatives in Penntown and Sunman last Thursday and Friday. Ollie Terry did business at Sunman. Mrs. Ratheiser improves after illness. Dr. Birchfield and family from Sunman called on friends. Mr. Roen and wife from Cincinnati visited M. J. Stahley. Anna Wippel of Cincinnati is staying with relatives. W. W. Ferris of Sunman called on Penntown folks. Mr. Volz and wife and daughter Ethel visited D. B. Thomas on Pipe Creek Sunday.

Dora Maggie Mamie Wippel Cedar Grove Sunman Birchfield Mr. Volz Dauter Ethel D. B. Thomas Pipe Creek

Backlen's Arnea Salve touted for head sores

Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia says Backlen's Arnea Salve cured great head and facial sores quickly and effectively. The ad claims it works on sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles. Cure guaranteed by G A Baas druggist.

Nannie Galleger LaGrange G. A. Baas

Local Visit Notes From Adams Church and Nearby Areas

Adams Church reports visits by Will Drockelman Eddie Schutter and their best girls to Louis Schutter near Aurora. Mrs Wielenberg visits Henry Mang family near Batesville. Miss Clara Borkes traveled to Batesville to visit Mrs Hahn. A wire "news" announced Henry Stolman and wife welcomed a baby girl. Others listed include Henry Bruenping John Fischmer Albert Bergman and John Steinfort.

Will Drockelman Eddie Schutter Louis Schutter Aurora Henry Bruenping John Fischmer Albert Bergman John Steinfort

Local Notices From Batesville Area

Mrs. John Menchhofer was on the sick list for a few days but is improving. Miss Minnie Drockelman is at home after a stay at Sunman. had business in Batesville last week.

Batesville John Menchhofer Minnie Drockelman Sunman

Spades and Local Visits Highlight Week in Sunman

Ed Abegglen and sister Lizzie visited Cincinnati Sunday while Lydia Abplanalp of Indianapolis spent time with family. William Gauck and wife plan Cincinnati as their future home. Edna Timke went to Cincinnati for a weeks visit. Ben Kellogg of Sunman visited local friends last week. George Long and Ethel Wortman wed at Sunman and will rent a farm in Ohio. Fred Wiesehan family and grandson Albert Wright visited Sunday. Mrs. G Shazer A Dunn and Milton went to Versailles to see John Minger family.

George Long Ethel Wortman Squire Meister Sunman Ohio Fred Wiesehan Albert Wright Weisburg G. Shazer A. Dunn Milton Versailles John Minger

Local Notes and Social Notes from the Region

Geo Elrod returns home from Illinois where he worked. Harvey Waldop wed Anna Gaston of Dearborn County last Sunday. Our ball team played well at Dillsboro Saturday and Os Good fair folks visited. Nellie Johnson back from Mississippi visit. Mrs Maury Cravens of Indianapolis visiting a few weeks. Rev Groves will preach here next weekend. Edna Schulte of Newport Kentucky visiting relatives here. Chas Baker returns from St Louis. Thus Neighbort will attend Madison business college soon.

Nellie Johnson Mississippi Maury Cravens Indianapolis

Bennetsville Editor Credits Cure After Four Bottles

Editor A. Brown reports his wife suffered severe dyspepsia and exhaustion. She found rapid relief with Electric Bitters, using four bottles to regain strength and appetite. The account emphasizes a dramatic improvement and full recovery.

A. Brown Bennettsville D. C

Rex Visit We Still Hot and Dry

Cal Francis has moved to Haney's Corner. Mrs Demaree and children spent a day with relatives at Bryantsburg. Ellen Bovard of Gaff spent last Friday and Saturday here. Rob Pauley and family of Soapville spent last Friday night with grandparents Dennis Beach and wife.

Cal Francis Haney's Corner Ellen Bovard Gaff Rob Pauley Soapville Dennis Beach

Local Happenings and Health Notes

T. N. Russell is quite sick at present. Lillie Orem visited Haneys Corner to see sister Mrs Byatt. Albert Welsch has returned from Westport and is in poor health. Hazel Graves, daughter of Eva, has been ill but slowly improving. Miss Weir of Jefferson county stayed with Robert Crate, with Dr Denny of Bellevue attending on Thursday and Friday.

Lillie Orem Haney'’s Corner Mrs. Byatt Albert Welsch Westport Albert Hazel Eva Graves Miss Weir Jefferson County Robert Crate

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets For Sale

What most people want is something mild and gentle when in need of a physic. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets fit the bill to a bit. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by G. A. Baas, Batesville, and Bigney & Co., Sunnun.

Chamberlain G. A. Baas Batesville Bigney & Co Sunmun

Local News From Wa Poleon and Nearby Towns

WA POLEON CO. R. Brown was sick the first of the week. Misses Maggie and Ora Craine returned to Indianapolis after visiting their father C. F. E. Craine. James Crane and family of Greensburg visited his sister Mrs. Thompson Hayes. Daniel Reed and daughter Alice of Louisville visited Jake Youngman and Charley Cook. Ted Schene of Batesville will put a heater in the Catholic church. Mrs. B. Johnson visited her daughter Mrs. Addie McCoy in Indianapolis Sunday. George R. Griffith of Versailles visited his son P. M. Griffith here Monday. Wm. Vassar has been sick with rheumatism. Mrs. Sarah McGaurney and son Jefferson attended the old settlers meeting near Westport. Christ Heimsath and family of Milan visited John Heimsath Sr. Fred Ehlers and family of Indianapolis visited Roy Hicks and wife here last Friday. Miss Mabel Davis and May Rose of Cincinnati were guests of P. N. Brown. Richard Bergman and Miss Ethel Griffith attended church at Laughery bridge Sunday evening.

Milan News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Milamn J N Mulford and wife visited the Queen City last week. Miss Hassmer of Chicago is visiting C N Peter. Graduating exercises at the M E church yielded six diplomas. Sunman Lodge F and A M held a session with two candidates Dr Birchfield and Dr Ketcham raised to M M. Refreshments followed in the banquet hall. Capt J W Hamilton of Delaware begins building a new home in the Ellis addition.

Sunman Lodge F A. M Birchfield Ketcham M.M C. C. Rubel Geo. H. Ross R. L. Bailey Ed Ward J. D. Warneke H. A. Morrup J. W. Hamilton Delaware Ellis Addition Milan

Their Secret is Out in Sadieville Ky

Mrs S P Whittaker suffered long from chronic bronchial trouble until her husband credited Dr King s New Discovery with curing her. The remedy also cured their granddaughter of a whooping cough. It cures coughs colds lagrippe bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles Sue and 1.00 trial bottles free at Baas drug store.

Sadieville S. P. Whittaker Baas’ Drug Store

Versailles Notes and Weekend Social Roundup

Several locals attended a ball game at Osgood on Sunday and the Versailles Ravens and Madison boys were set to play next Saturday. Delays include visits by James Abcott and his daughter Laura to Madison, Ed Hassmer and his Chicago relatives on vacation, and a list of attendees at church and social visits. Marriage licenses issued: Geo Long to Ethel Wortman and Dan Geram to Maggie Starkey.

Expenditures and Tax Levies for Laughery Township 1901

The Laughery township trustee proposes expenditures and tax levies for 1901 at the Advisory Board meeting on September 4 at 9am. Items include township 775 dollars and 20c tax per hundred, local tuition 3600 dollars and 17c, special school 775 dollars and 20c, road 890 dollars and 23c, additional road 233 dollars, library 8 dollars, poor 92 dollars and 1c, other 45 dollars and 26c per poll. Total 34100 dollars and 87c per hundred. assessed property value 358,090 dollars. signed Michael Benz, Trustee, dated August 1, UL.

Laughery Township Ripley County Michael Benz

Home Gold Cure promises cure for drunkenness at home

An at home treatment claims to cure drunkenness without drugs or nerve weakening. The Home Gold Cure is sold for one dollar with full directions and optional physician advice. It is offered by Epwin B. Giles & Co., Philadelphia, shipping worldwide.

Epwin B. Giles & Co Market St Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pipe Creheef Fayette County Lizzie Geo. Huber Brookville Martha Abplanaip St. Paul Herman Dieckman Morris Otto Wessel Sharps Cormehe Henry Hohlar Penntown Mrs. C. Osburn Mr. Munchel Haymond Lewis Wittkamper Mother A.G. Osburn Ollie Terry Mr. Roen Wife M. J. Stahley Anna Wippel W. W. Ferris Mrs. Wielenberg Henry Mang and Clara Borkes Mrs. Hahn Henry Stolman Ed Abegglen Sister Lydia Abplanalp William Gauck Edna Timke Ben Kellogg Blrod Geo. Elrod Illinois Harvey Waldop Anna Gaston Dearborn County Dillsboro Groves Edna Schulte Newport, Ky Chas. Baker St. Louis Neighbort Madison Business Rex T. N. Russell Dr. Denny Bellevue Co. R. Brown Ora Craine C. F E. Craine James Crane Thompson Hayes Daniel Reed Alice Louisville Jake Youngman Charley Cook Ted Schene B. Johnson Addie McCoy George R. Grifith P. M. Griffith Wm. Vassar Sarah McGaurney Jefferson Old Settlers Christ Heimsath John Heimsath Fred Ehlers Roy Hicks Mabel Davis May Rose P. N. Brown Richard Bergman Ethel Griffith Laughery Bridge Milamn J.N. Mulford Queen City Miss Hassmer Chicago C. N. Peter Martin Steuer Ning Hotel Wallace Tanner Ad Pate M. E Freeman Osgood Veazey Russell Dole Edward Ward Bear Branch J. N. Ward Holton E. H. Shockley G. W. Toole Mr. Weber Weber & Toole Hardware Peter Harper Oklahoma Roy Harding St. Nicholas Hotel Blue Ridge Park Delaware Club James Abcott Miss Laura Ed Hassmer Howard Harper Madison Business College C. H. Willson C. N. Hunter C. N. Peters Clyde Kenan Madison College C. C. Bryant J. A. Hunter Frank Mills Terre Haute F. M. Thompson J. Welsch New Marion Baptist Church Versailles Ravens Madison Boys Geo. Long Dan Geram Pierceville Maggie Starkey Heinz’s Heinz Greemann, Walker & Company Oc. A Snow & GO Patent Lawyers Washington, D.C Mulberry Grove F. L. Shinkle Shinkle H. T. Davis David Cooksey Jacob Zuis D. McCalllum P. M E. C. Dewitt & CO Buffalo“ Return Buffalo Big Four W.j.lynch W.P. Deppe G.P T. Agt T. A John Meyer & Bro Isiese Kentucky John Dittus Proprizzor Henry Buschmann Third Street Central Avenue Grand Central Depot Reed Rocker Union Furniture Company Batesville, Indiana Niagara Falls New York Boston Deppe G. P A.G.P T. A. Cincinnati John O Cravens Ind Om S Cravens Batesville, Ind Cravens & Cravens Wallace Campbell Greemann, Wilker & CO Herman H. Wessel Huntersville, Ind
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